Markets slip as energy shares lead mixed earnings slide
U S stocks edged lower with energy firms among the biggest decliners while technology and industrials posted small gains. Oil futures dropped, weighing on energy names as investors await more quarterly results. Major indexes opened in the red. Newell Brands, Sysco, Hasbro and Tiffany & Co. moved notably.
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Hasbro hits all time high on Disney rights boost
Hasbro shares surged to a record high after reporting record annual revenue and beating expectations. The toy maker gained from securing Disney princess and Frozen licenses and strong girls category sales, with total 2016 revenue at 5.02 billion and the girls segment at 1.19 billion.
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Toyota profits fall 23 percent in quarter
Toyota Motor Corp reports a 23 percent drop in October-December profit as sales slip 3.5 percent to 63 billion dollars. Strong yen trims overseas earnings, with exchange rate 109 yen to the dollar vs 121 a year ago. The year-end yen closes around 117 in late December.
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Oil outlook softens amid Trump plans and policy debates
The San Diego Union-Tribune notes the oil industry faces a sunny overall outlook with the Trump administration, yet analysts warn protectionist trade moves and the travel ban could disrupt segments of the sector. Industry figures cite pipelines as critical to North American energy, while concerns grow over how immigration policy may affect contracts and competition for U.S. companies in Iraq and the broader region.
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